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Quote from: FFScott on February 20, 2021, 01:27:49 PM
Very nice work!
Could we have some more pictures with details of the engine and cowl making?
Thanks!
Hi Scott, the cowling construction is detailed here:
http://www.ffscale.co.uk/cowling.htm
Photo shows a close-up of the cylinder detail. As mentioned, old school balsa relief cylinders wrapped in thread. Hoping it will look reasonable under a coat of paint and a wash of oily black.
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Old school still works well!
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Mike
Thanks for the reply, I will give it a try. I guess if it is designed for enamels it should store when thinned. Another problem I had with the Fairchild was that I had to mix the white to get the shade.
Trouble was when opened to do some repairs it was al very solid so I had to try and remix the colour.
I also thought I might try some of the Xtra colour paints.
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Thanks for the reference for the cowl construction.
Is there anything similar for the engine construction?
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For engine construction you might want to check out this board on stickandtissue.com :
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